That's certainly a great price.

The source says "speculation" which means it really isn't any kind of source at all.

Certainly good news if true - only ten years late!

Do you have a source for this?

Such dilemmas are always best resolved with a "buy both and choose" approach. Having said that, I usually choose to keep both... but the dilemma is resolved.

Thanks everyone.

Photographic opportunities are extremely limited but being able to do something is already contributing to maintaining my sanity.

Hi everyone,

I live in Spain and we are currently on lock-down, unable to leave the house unless strictly necessary. We got out of Madrid just before this started so that we could be in my parents-in-laws' house with more space and help to look after our daughter while there are no nurseries.

I'm not able to locate the cable for the (third party) charger for my K-3. I have one more full battery. I have the grip but not with the insert for AA batteries, only the standard Li-Ion. My question is - is the cable that leads to the charger a standard one? Physically it appears to be, and I have one from a small TV that physically fits and the little green LED on the charger lights up when plugged in, but I'm concerned about charging the battery and have it damaged, or worse yet, be a fire risk. I'm pretty sure any current/voltage conversion is done in the body of the charger, not in the cable, but if anyone can confirm that'd be great.

Many thanks

The young and/or able have more of a responsibility than the elderly or at-risk to stop this, simply because they're in a better position to do so. I say this as healthy 39-year-old with parents and parents-in-law who are all old enough to be high risk, and some with additional health problems that make them particularly vulnerable.

People need to stop thinking "What if I get the virus?" and start thinking "What if I pass the virus to someone who's at higher risk and they die because of me?".

I've heard that the F version has much noisier AF than the FA version. Any comments on the sound it makes?

I'm pretty sure it's the same Op/Tech as shown above. I probably got the idea from Mike.

I think it's very unlikely that the UK will not follow other European countries in banning large gatherings and maybe even quarantining people, or else pay the price in lives for not doing so. Smaller gatherings mean lesser risk overall but if there is an infected person among them then a higher individual risk to all those who attend.

In summary, any non-essential gathering of people is to be avoided and there's no need to wait for organisers to cancel - just don't go.